Minecraft billionaire lists $70 million mansion seventeen days after Newsom endorsed a measure cancelling the billionaire tax

You will have read that a man is leaving California and you will want to call it protest. Read it as a sale. Seventy million dollars, twenty-two thousand three hundred square feet in Trousdale Estates, a private nightclub — vacated before a November ballot asks for five percent, once. Five percent. Once. Forty-odd multimillionaires signed a letter on 20 October calling that a "very sensible solution" to a looming healthcare disaster, and volunteered. The tax reaches billionaires, and they are not. On 11 October Newsom endorsed the competing measure, which cancels the billionaire tax and bars any new tax on the ownership of financial assets. Groups backed by Sergey Brin and Peter Thiel began the advertising in August. California's richest residents have put tens of millions of dollars into defeating it. Domicile is the whole of it ... the tax waits for the person who stays. He is not staying.